Formula One News — February 2015

Fernando Alonso's testing crash has triggered wild speculation about the cause.

F1 is robbing drivers of one of the last ways they can truly express themselves.

Lewis Hamilton's lack of a manager is making contract negotiations with the reigning world champion more difficult.

Renault has been able to make a substantially new 'power unit' for 2015 after its disappointing start to the turbo V6 era.

After seven days of apparent sandbagging, did Mercedes finally let the cat out of the bag on Sunday?

Legendary Ferrari designer Rory Byrne has returned to Maranello to be Simone Resta's mentor.

Three midfield teams have reportedly proposed that F1's rules be tweaked so that 'semi-constructors' are legal.

Pedro de la Rosa could be set to return to formula one with Mercedes.

So far, Sergio Marchionne's revolution is going exactly to plan.

Sergio Marchionne has backed the move to delay a technical revolution in formula one until 2017.

Fernando Alonso was "conscious" as he was airlifted to hospital on Sunday after a crash on the final day of the Barcelona test.

Esteban Gutierrez is set to make his debut at the wheel of a Ferrari.

The news on Sunday was both good and bad for Honda.

Nico Hulkenberg has admitted Force India's preparation for 2015 is "not ideal".

For now, McLaren's problems will not go away.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he might ignore F1's new ban on helmet livery changes.

Renault is reportedly considering buying a team and going it alone as a full constructor once again.

Christian Horner on Saturday insisted he would welcome the former Marussia team back to F1.

Sebastian Vettel says he has arrived at Ferrari with the passion the most fabled name in formula one deserves.

A fascinating picture is beginning to emerge from winter testing, as multiple teams threaten to step up and challenge Mercedes.

For F1's top teams, 2015 is a case of putting the troublesome first year of the new turbo V6 era in the past and setting sights on closing the big gap to Mercedes.

Ferrari's new boss is not changing his targets for the 2015 season, despite a strong showing in winter testing for the fabled team.

Ferrari looks to have beaten McLaren-Honda to the reborn Manor team's door.

Mercedes' race lineup is back on song in Barcelona.

The new ban on helmet livery changes was actually a compromise measure, it emerged on Friday.